Why is the temperature of a diesel car not rising?
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The reason why the temperature of a diesel car is not rising is: the thermostat is damaged, causing the coolant to remain in a large circulation state, which will slow down the rise of the water temperature. In this case, the thermostat needs to be replaced. When replacing the thermostat, it is recommended to choose original factory parts. Most cars use water-cooled engines, which rely on the continuous circulation of coolant within the engine for heat dissipation. If the thermostat is damaged, it may cause the coolant to continuously circulate in a small loop, or it may cause the coolant to continuously circulate in a large loop: continuous small circulation can cause the engine to overheat, affecting its normal operation; continuous large circulation can slow down the rise of the water temperature.